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After Iran’s withdrawal, Qatar and Pakistan are trying to get the negotiations back on track

Make Qatar and Pakistan has made extensive efforts to restore Negotiations between the United States and Iran is back on track, after reports came of the Iranian delegation’s withdrawal and refusal to return to the negotiations.
Al-Arabiya channel quoted the Iranian Tasnim Agency as saying that the efforts of Pakistan and Qatar to resume the negotiations are continuing, but there is no final result yet, indicating that the four-way formula for the negotiations with America is still pending.

The agency added that the Iranian delegation refused to return to the negotiations, but the exchange of messages through mediators continues.
Al-Arabiya also quoted Pakistani media that the Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif will leave Switzerland next Wednesday morning.

Trump’s threats

According to the French Press Agency, the Iranian delegation left the headquarters of the talks with the United States in Switzerland on Sunday evening, after US President Donald Trump threatened to bomb the Islamic Republic if it did not immediately stop Lebanese Hezbollah from stirring up problems.

The official Iranian News Agency (IRNA) said: The delegation of the Islamic Republic of Iran left the building in which the negotiations were being held, and the talks mediated by Pakistan and Qatar have entered the phase. Difficult after 80 minutes of discussion and a pause, after the US President published an offensive message.

Al Arabiya envoy: Intensive Qatari-Pakistani efforts to put negotiations back on track

Trump’s threats and Ghalibaf’s response

The Iranian delegation’s announced departure from the talks headquarters came in response to Trump, who said in a post on his social platform Truth Social: "Iran must immediately stop its generously supported proxies in Lebanon from causing trouble, and if it does not, we will hit Iran hard again, just as we did last week, but even harder."

The head of the Shura Council and Iran’s chief negotiator, Muhammad Baqir Qalibaf, responded to the threat, saying on the

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